Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to chalky sage. A William Morris willow pattern fills the wall in soft olive-on-cream, and a black cat peeks out from the lower-left foliage like it’s been watching you the whole time. The room loosens up. Suddenly the bookshelf looks curated instead of cluttered, and the cream-coloured walls stop feeling beige and start feeling considered. Hang it in a reading nook, a hallway with morning light, or above a low bench by the front door. Pairs with rattan, aged brass, oatmeal linen, terracotta pots and anything with a bit of patina. Don’t surround it with other busy patterns this print is the pattern, let it do the work. Gallery-wrapped on a wooden frame, ready to hang.